This is assuming 10% vacancy, $1,000/annual for repairs and maintenance.I don't have anything figured for monthly cost of trash, snow removal/cutting grass, or any utilities, because you had not provided this.

Also with multi's in general you will be responsible for the outdoor lawn mowing, landscaping, snow plowing, etc so you need to factor those expenses in when evaluating the property.You might want to increase your vacancy percentage a little bit as well as multi's may have a shorter average length of stay vs. a single family but this will be highly tenant dependent.

How much is snow removal and grass cutting going to cost you? 

My mother lives in a 55+ community just south of Tampa, and the seasonal snow birds do rent condo's like hers during the winter months. 

I have definitely considered it many times. especially as the snow comes down ! 

Schools are also a better indication, and this one looks like they are all below average.But ignoring the neighborhood, here's my monthly breakdown:Down Payment: 17,250Rental income: $1100Mortgage: $278 (borrowing $55,800 at 5%, 30 year amort)Taxes: $134 (found recent tax on zillow)Insurance: $75 (a guess)Management (10%): $110 (even if you manage yourself at first, which I encourage, price it in)Vacancy (10%): $110CapEx (10%): $110 (even if you don't need it right away, you will need it)Other expenses (water/sewer/snow removal/lawncare/maintenance): $110 That leaves you with a monthly cash flow of $173/month.

Snow covered mountain/volcano top. 

So shoot for a closing before the snow hits your area, if it does at all!..

These tenants also incessantly parked on the grass.

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